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# Trezor Wallet | Download Trezor Bridge

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## **Download Trezor Bridge**

To establish a connection between your Trezor device and the browser, you'll need to download Trezor Bridge—a secure communication software. Follow the on-screen prompts to install it on your computer.

### **Connect Your Trezor**&#x20;

Once Trezor Bridge is installed, connect your Trezor device to your computer using the provided USB cable. Ensure the device's firmware is up to date; if not, you'll be prompted to update it.

### **Create a New Wallet or Recover One**

If this is your first Trezor wallet, you'll create a new one. Set a strong PIN, which acts as an additional layer of security. If you're recovering an existing wallet, follow the prompts to input your recovery seed.

### **Backup Your Recovery Seed**

Your recovery seed is the key to accessing your funds if your Trezor is lost or damaged. Write down the 24-word recovery seed and keep it in a safe, offline place. Never share this seed with anyone.

### **Confirm Your Recovery Seed**

Trezor will ask you to confirm random words from your recovery seed. This ensures you've accurately noted down your seed.

**Set Up a Label**

Assign a label to your Trezor device for easy identification within the Trezor Wallet interface.

**Install Trezor Wallet**

To manage your assets, install the Trezor Wallet software on your computer. This allows you to view balances, send, and receive cryptocurrencies securely.

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